F1910 fault on a Siemens SINAMICS G120 drive indicate a communication error between the drive and another device or system, such as a PLC (Programmable Logic Controller), HMI (Human-Machine Interface), or a communication module. This type of fault generally occurs when the drive is unable to communicate properly with other devices over the communication network.

"F1910" fault in siemens "G120" drive indicates a "communication error" between the drive and another device or system.

Potential Causes of F1910 Fault:

• Communication Cable Issues: Damaged, loose, or incorrectly connected communication cables.
• Incorrect Communication Settings: Mismatched communication settings between the drive and the communicating device.
• Device Failure: A failure in the communicating device, such as a PLC or HMI.
• Network Issues: Problems with the network or communication infrastructure.
• Software Glitches: Software bugs or errors in the drive or communicating device.

Troubleshooting Steps:

1. Check Communication Cables:

   • Inspect the communication cables for any physical damage, loose connections, or incorrect terminations.
   • Ensure that the cables are securely connected to both the drive and the communicating device.

2. Verify Communication Settings:

   • Confirm that the communication settings (baud rate, parity, stop bits, etc.) are identical on both the drive and the communicating device.
   • Refer to the device manuals for the correct settings.

3. Test Communication:

   • Use a communication tester or diagnostic software to verify communication between the drive and the communicating device.
   • Look for any error messages or indications of communication problems.

4. Check Device Functionality:

   • Ensure that the communicating device (PLC, HMI, etc.) is functioning properly and can communicate with other devices.
   • Try communicating with the device using other methods to isolate the issue.

5. Inspect Network Infrastructure:

   • If the drive is connected to a network, check for any network issues, such as cable failures, switch problems, or network congestion.
   • Use network diagnostic tools to troubleshoot any network-related problems.

6. Update Firmware:

   • Check for any firmware updates available for the drive or the communicating device.
   • Outdated firmware can sometimes cause communication issues.